This conflict was the first between the invading whites and their mighty Native American papas. This war (the First French and Indian War) was probably fought in the 1530-1545 time period. The whites in a confederation made up of the Dutch, England, France, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden,
first invaded and colonized the large island of Newfoundland, before attempting to force their way on to mainland North America. On Newfoundland, the whites first built up their military strength before invading mainland North America. The white confederation was also building up their militarty strength on the islands off the Virginia and North Carolina coasts, and down in Florida, around the same time period. They were sailing from those islands to mainland North America, not to trade with the native Indians, but to use the trade items they gave to the native Indians, to launch devastating plague warfare assaults on the Indians.

White historians actually claim that the Indians (the Anishinabe people) and French were allied. However, if you read the Seven Fires Prophecy you'll eventually realize that the Anishinabe people would never ally with any white nation. If any Anishinabe people allied with a people from Europe, it may have been the Basque People who are known to have sailed to mainland North America after 1492, and they were not white. Since the whites are obviously covering up past historical events, it could indicate that a group of Anishinabe people already long lived in Europe (possibly the Vikings or a much earlier Atlantean population), in fact sailed to the shores of eastern North America and allied with the Anishinabe people. They are the French to white historians. We can't learn the exact truth because the whites won't allow it. It will be up to future Anishinabe people, to learn the exact truth about past historical events. During the 1530s, the whites (Dutch and French) sailed up the St. Lawrence then commenced to war upon the Anishinabe people of that region. They drove many of the Anishinabe people of that location (New York and Quebec) away. Many fled westwards, while many more fled towards the north. It may have been at this time when the whites started calling the Anishinabe people who fled the Cree. Cree is a derogatory named given to the Anishinabe people who fled away from the invading whites. It is derived from the Anishinabe word for woman which is kwe. The whites established two short lived settlements in the New York and Quebec region.

In probably the 1540s, Anishinabe soldiers returned to their New York and Quebec homes and destroyed the new white settlements and drove the whites out.Thus, it ended the First French and Indian War. Shortly afterwards, Anishinabe ogimak ordered their soldiers to invade the region between the St. Lawrence and what is now New York City, as well as down into the Virgina and North Carolina region, to defend Indian land from the coming white invasion. They are known as the Abenaki, Delaware, and Powhatan. In the Virginia and North Carolina region, the white confederation formed alliances with the Iroquois Tribes who lived there and commenced to arm them with their guns. No Iroquois peoples lived north of Virginia before 1600. The Iroquois Tribes would help the whites colonize eastern North America. Thus, the reason the Cherokee and Iroquois League are so popular among the whites now. A few decades after the First French and Indian War, the white confederation again attempted to invade mainland North America. With the military support of the Iroquois Tribes they succeeded in establishing permanent settlements. Click here to learn about the Second French and Indian War.